1. What are the different types of court cases? What are some examples? How do you know if you have a case? When a court case is decided, how do you know why they made a decision?
2. Who is directly/indirectly involved in court cases? In what ways?
3.How is the court system i the US set up? How does federalism help us understand the structure and appeals process?
4. Who is on the SC? What are the prerequisites for becoming a justice? How are they selected? What dot hey typically have in common?
5. What does it mean to be a conservative justice? liberal justice? What is meant by judicial independence?
6. Why would the SC look at a case? What has to happen for a case to be put on the SC docket? Who represents the government in a case?
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http://www.supremecourt.vic.gov.au/resources/a4a559df-b747-4e7e-ba26-e16b10c9530b/courtroom_layout.jpg
^That^ is an Australian government resource. Hence the url ".vic.gov.au" Do not use to investigate the American court system.
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